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High-Low Method Calculator

Calculate variable and fixed costs using the high-low method.

High Point Data

Highest activity level (e.g., units produced)

Total cost at high activity level

Low Point Data

Lowest activity level (e.g., units produced)

Total cost at low activity level

Settings

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Cost Analysis

Variable Cost per Unit: $0.00
Fixed Cost: $0.00
Cost Equation: Y = $0.00 + $0.00X

Method Insights

Method Overview

Separates mixed costs into fixed and variable components

Best Practices

Use representative high and low points for accurate results

Limitations

Assumes linear cost behavior between high and low points

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How do you calculate target roas?

Target ROAS is calculated by dividing desired revenue by planned advertising spend. Formula: Target ROAS = Revenue Goal ÷ Ad Spend Budget. For the high-low method context, use your highest and lowest activity periods to determine if ROAS varies with volume, helping identify optimal spending levels and scalability patterns.

What does 400% roas mean?

400% ROAS means generating $4 in revenue for every $1 spent on advertising, representing a 4:1 return ratio. In high-low method analysis, this would be considered the revenue output when analyzing cost-volume relationships. After subtracting costs, you retain $3 profit per $1 invested, indicating strong campaign performance.

Is 800% roas good?

800% ROAS is excellent, meaning $8 revenue per $1 ad spend. When applying high-low method analysis, this represents the high point of performance. Such returns indicate efficient cost structures and optimal activity levels. Use this as your "high" data point to understand cost behavior and scaling potential.

How do you calculate roas rate?

ROAS rate is calculated as: Total Revenue ÷ Total Advertising Spend. In high-low method analysis, calculate ROAS for both your highest and lowest activity periods: High Period ROAS = High Revenue ÷ High Costs, Low Period ROAS = Low Revenue ÷ Low Costs. This reveals how returns change with activity levels.

How does high-low method help cost analysis?

High-low method separates mixed costs into fixed and variable components using highest and lowest activity levels. Formula: Variable Rate = (High Cost - Low Cost) ÷ (High Activity - Low Activity). Fixed Cost = Total Cost - (Variable Rate × Activity Level). This helps predict costs at different business volumes and optimize resource allocation.

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